"This book contains a wealth of information on the Zuni and
provides a wonderful example of how an interdisciplinary team of
academics can put their knowledge to use on real world problems
confronting real people. This is a primer of how to do Indian
rights litigation the 'right way, ' with the careful preparation of
testimony and evidence, choosing the right expert witnesses, and
putting the information to effective use at trial."--Robert A.
Williams, Jr., author of The American Indian in Western Legal
Thought"A significant contribution to the fields of Indian history,
jurisprudence, and anthropology. It may well become the prime
example of how to proceed in court actions involving Native
Americans, aboriginal use, and ownership."--Robert W. Delaney,
author of Ute Mountain Utes and Southern Ute People
"Will serve as a model for other tribes to follow in their legal
actions."--Journal of the West"This book serves as a model for
those seeking court action in land claims litigation. Not only is
it a legal blueprint for a trial preparation, it also makes
important contributions to the field of Indian history and to the
social sciences."--Western Historical Quarterly"The book provides a
basic survey of Zuni history, of the tribe's relations with
successive Spanish, Mexican, and American governments, and of its
legal struggle to affirm its land rights. Specialists will
appreciate the book's broad approach."--American Indian Quarterly
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